In "Water Margin", Zheng Tu forcibly occupied the people's daughter Jin Cuilian, which seriously violated Jin Cuilian's personal rights and dignity. After learning of this situation, Luda resorted to violence and beat Zheng Tu to death. So, from a legal point of view, how should the two be sentenced?
First, let's look at Zheng Tu's behavior. The forcible appropriation of women is a serious crime that violates the dignity and personal rights of the victim. In the legal system of the time, such behavior was considered a "bandit" or "bully" and was a serious crime. Therefore, if Zheng Tu's actions are known to the government, he will be severely punished by law.
Next, let's look at Ruda's behavior. Ruda's beating of Zheng Tu to death was obviously excessive and did not comply with the provisions of the law at that time on homicide. In the legal system of the time, homicide was an extremely serious crime that was punishable by severe legal sanctions. Therefore, if Ruda's actions were known to the government, he would be in danger of capital punishment.
However, it is worth noting that "Water Margin" is a novel with the theme of heroes and heroes, and many of the characters acted beyond the provisions of the laws of the time. Therefore, in the novel, Ruda's actions are recognized and praised by the broad masses of the people and are considered righteous acts. In addition, the heroes of Liangshan in the novel often resort to violent means to fight against corrupt officials and bullies, which also reflects the injustice and inequality of the society at that time.
To sum up, Zheng Tu's forcible occupation of the people's daughter Jin Cuilian in "Water Margin" is a serious crime, and if it is known by the government, it will be severely punished by law. However, Luda's act of killing Zheng Tu did not comply with the provisions of the law at that time, and if the government learned about it, he would face the danger of capital punishment. However, considering that "Water Margin" is a novel with the theme of heroes and heroes, Ruda's behavior has been recognized and praised by the broad masses of the people. It also reflected the injustice and inequality of the society at that time, people's desire for justice and fairness.